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Felted Candy Cane Tutorial

November 28, 2008 by Linda Lanese

Liz, of the Felt Café, offers this fun candy cane felting pictorial tutorial.  You will be surprised by the method she uses and hope you leave a comment for Liz and tell her you found her on Craft Gossip!

About Liz!

Felt cafe is the name of my wee felt business, where you can find hand felted wearable’s and functional objects, hand dyed and handspun yarn, and how to make felt kits. in 2006-2008, I was in kobe, Japan, and the blog archives from that time are full of crafty explorations in Japan.

 

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Comments

  1. liz maly says

    November 28, 2008 at 7:57 pm

    thanks for linking to my candy cane tutorial!

    i now have holiday felt kits available in my etsy shop, http://feltcafe.etsy.com. the holiday kits include supplies and printed instructions for the candy canes, a felted stocking ornament, and my basic beginning how to make felt directions.

    happy felting!
    liz
    felt cafe

  2. Turtle says

    November 29, 2008 at 9:11 pm

    very cute! must head over and peek at her technique. Since we lived in the islands i have had a fear of real candy canes on the tree….ants and all! lol

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